Biblioteca Nacional Mariano Moreno de la Republica Argentina

The National Library, created by Mariano Moreno on September 13, 1810, treasures and safeguards, through the most modern library techniques, the materials with which the different ideas and eras of the country have been forged. In its collections, made up of numerous documents, manuscripts, books, magazines, newspapers, photographs, maps, engravings, audiovisuals and scores, a living culture persists, waiting to be rediscovered by the gaze of its readers and researchers, recognising the tones of a heterogeneous country and the points of view of a past that never ceases to produce questions and project images onto the present. 

The Mariano Moreno National Library of the Argentine Republic, founded as the Public Library of Buenos Aires in the context of the May Revolution, cherishes and protects, through state-of-the-art library technology, the materials that forged the country's different ideas and eras, which it makes available to citizens as an opportunity to rethink the enigmas of its collective culture.